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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

~ BrftssA iron h&Ek kyaa@a-e, REV u
snrhor In tbs pust. b shaFsxrad 70 ioaa Ian.
bsr a facs1a fsr Msiscnrne.
Tha gss4a collier waila WallA arrived from
s.a FFaretses ~ Up. n. toeay. So on1aeAl
IS taaa az 7ralskt for aaaEtie. Sc VII ed
ssat y coal Ter fqFtisn4
Tas safp In1lsaA. cspt8lD Msrrtsan. "a
sxs&essd = antah keT eaEEe taaiHal. sAs vi
a. abaus 80 ts1s of Cesar msaat-tn eoa
~ san Rra0ceoo.
TIE ais aightEna Laght VII taks the barfi
6 BE- III vMn1ns b. the espsEtuEv q tAe seil
s. RszpetNeA
~ cap Dstrols 4 lss9tng zercAAs6lss =
a. Franclsco fsr asst1la - tes Wella he.
psriisa Il - eE1reRsT lsa1lsa fgs1 y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

suxK IN IHH SKk0TF. News reached
seattle yesterday Of the sinkinR In the
skagia River Of caPsatn Gove's stern
wheel steamer, the GleaneF, on Weduss-
day last. TIE Gieaner waa the newest,
e veil as the smallest az Capiain
3ayS's aest Of WheeleFs. and Was
eneaaed in fzeightinR on the skaRtt.
sac was 90 cSmmana % Captain Hen.
ssretch, and has beea doing pronsaoie
business. II seems that on wednesday
eha vas carrying Q Load af hay from =
noins near the uaauth of the river 90 n.
| 81 Hnlen's ioagsng ea9p. while max
/ inc tha run up stream. the Captain AZ
erneied % run her aef0sa tue stream
a. avoid q snAe. when the cnrfeni
| sassaht, ara forced Ter. side o., aaatnsi
| re euaa. Tue fofcs Of the vstez
| rruased her under the loa. and shs
soan aank, aud AfteT turning bottonl
IN. Heated on 80 q sFit. shest disiancs
/ e.eiow where she upset when Il @Al
ssen THAI she uas bouud 10 sink 81
I hands famped aahore, and no lives ~er..
lovt. Captain ". X. Msruin seot vort
a. Captain 0ose thai Be Wouid CIV
hin $50 for her, as shs lay. has Cap
tsia GsTs Gays uhe Is wuEth 20 ua0eo q
hlrn a ANYBODY elss. and be Wiil isaS'
loslay wtth bAFaes. CHAINS, ecrrWs an'
atn~r aupliAncea Yith whic0 20 rails
her. Ths Cleaner & q rec boat eAxinl
b~en eomuisaed lees than one veal
she waa valued a. aoo1s 500
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

Work IN ANoTHEn FIHLD.-h men
toned IL eur columns Lass week, Rev.
@. O. Otis. Of this city, has received the
appointment Of General Missionary Of
the Uuiled states. Notice OF the ap-
pointment Gas received By MI Olia By
telegraph, and later q letter from See
rotary J, b. CLARK. ID. D., Of Mes York,
In which the duties OF the General
Missionary we're shown 10 Be those Of q
financial agent with work IN the ONCE
and In the fisld. The ofice work con.
sists IN keeping record OF the societies.
their paslora, amount Of gifts, besides
furnishing information shat wiil ad-
vance missionary work in all sections.
In the fiald the work will be that OF
seeking oua men OF means for the par
pose OF Inducing them 20 lend asais
lance 20 the Efforts OF the society, aad
a he ssuas time 90 eonfsf With Con
ference registrars With q view Of coo
osssfullv raising fands for the oauae.
The American Home Missionary 30.
ciesy i sustained almost wholly Nv ths
Congregational churches Of the uaited
esatea. and from tts treasury nearly
e5Oo, 900 are cent cot annually 10 helF
10 laying zoe toouo@t'~os " SuAtettAA
institutions 10 The great West. Last
year IL appropriated tsSea for The
work In Western Washington alone
In more thoroughly aud systematically
pushing the claims Of this great Wafk
throughout the United Stakea. Mr.. OH
assures us that be will always have =
warm place In bic heart for Wesaerr
Washington, and especially for Seattle
where be has made bis home tor tb'
past four years. Although 90 The oteel
side of the continent be viii for th'
present. continue ~ . member Of ~
Board Of Trustees Of Puget Sount
Academy, Of WILDLY Island. and gre
sent is claims aa be has opFogtnnlt,
among lee many friends IN Mes En
gland, Who have already given NOR
than $1,000 for this pafposa. Ms
Otis leaves for New York this ueek.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25
A SEATTLE BDTTTog.
PsAuEwonTEH uEExnPnHsE on A xAcoMA
PAPER.


PAPER.
The Tacoma Ledger yesterday isslet
Seattle edition, which wss ssnt 4
this city By The steamer Emma Bay
ward and scattered broadcoass through
the streefs. Il vas something Of q de-
paFsure from The ordinary run Of spe.
eiai editions, since it uas devoted, MOI
~ saying good things Of Seattle. bat d
the opposite. as Il contained all the ar
tieles 10 Foference 20 Seattle And the
Northern Pacific that have appeared il
the columns Of the Ledger since Henry
Willard resumed control Of the railroad
with shiloh his name is 90 pEominsa tly
Identified.
The copies Of the Ledger vAich thus
fell into the hands Of tie people Of Sc
attls were regarded - euriosities by
May, who we're Afforded their hFss op
portunity 10 read our enteFpEisinR and
e.teemed contemporary. The matter
contained Ia the edition also created
considerable amusement. and q great
desl II speculation vas indulotd IN re-
KafdinR the motive which prompted the
propFistora Of the Ledger TO furnish the
pc pie Of Seattle With "a especially pre-
pared eopy Of their paper absolutely
free Of charge.
Tue Poar-lHxMLLxaKncEn eongratn-
lates ifs neiehboF on thia effort, and ex.
presses the earnest wish that the people
Of Tacoma are not a. nearly on the
verge Of panic aa The Ledger has led
the peopls Of this city 10 believe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25
WIanOM,a RflRRRTINR

Leading ladies Of society and promi-
bens professional Stars have testified
70 it, excellsney IN the moss suphAtis
terms. Guaranteed harmless and
matchlesa. A. B. Stewart. 'dFueaist,
Seattle, ". T.. sslIs % al 80 esula pes
bottle and Rivssa beautiful card 10 every
purchaser.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

LUamzn Kma Looxmo zzus wAx.-
hF. b. @. Peters. Of Manissea, MisAi
gan, Who b known - shs lumber kine,
IN that region, b looking towards Puget
sound he has bsen tn correspondence
vita parties hare for Q Iona time. and
IN order 70 aee more dsiniae infoEma-
ton, and being unable 20 come and &c
foE himself. be has paid The expsnsss Of
well-knoWn and praotieai oaWmill
man Who VII leavs this moaning fos
Michigan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

ESIAn0KD AND IlEPRovEp.-Ovine 10
the increasing volume Of business. Ches-
Ter oleArY has foand u ueeessery 10 en-
large bis dry goods emporium on Fsoet
street BY an extension OF the huildine.
The store IL noe lis fsst deep, and u la
lighted With three large skylleeis 10 al.
dition % the lights IN The froai and
rear. Three additisnal ealssmen have
been added 70 the large nameer pse.
vionsly employed. and cestouers VII
nov resolve prompt asteusion- Ins in
creased Fosua also affords Nj. CieAFy q
better opportunity 70 diapiAy and ben
die bis immense end vsFted stock. Next
Thursday be will leave san Francesca
going overland 20 Be gene only feS
days
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

Grand display Of Oriental dFapeSies
At our opening on Wednesday evening
5sptember 18Th. Toklss q sinRseman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

List youR property with us. We have
eaan customers waiting for inveasmens.
Holmes, PIneknsy 4 Lockaed, OoIman
block.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

ThsEs 10 only one houso d the NORTH
west that bug thar goods without she
assistance Of Wholesale hcases and that
can sell them FiQht 20 the retailer, and
~ claim the hon0s. Toklas 4 Gineesman
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

800 ell wool double width TFioot, good
assortment Of ooloFs. grey mixtures
and plain o0loEs. CHEEfzn CLEAHx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

YouF orders wili be oal.sd for, ave %
a trial, @ @. SfAETuR a Co, RFoesr
RhsFa IN SprtnR. sels
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25
VIEW STREET CAR COMPANY.
THE rnconPonArIoH or TIE SEATTLE COW
srnUCTToN COMPANY.

srnUCTfoN ooMPANT.
Articles Of incorporation Of The
Seattle Construction Company we're
hled IN the Auditors Once yesterday.
Tue objects Of the corporation 90 set
forth In the articles are TO bald. con-
ssruot. equip and operate 3 street rail.
gay. tFauusys and cable read: 10 ba5
and sell and loass real estate, aud TO lei
mortgage and hypotheoate the same;
10 borrow. 10 bay, sell aud oonstfuet
buildiues for residences ard for public
rssoEti 30 buy, sell, eoDstEuot and
operate STEAMERS, steamboats,, and
other vessels &C IN the waters OF Puget
sound and the lakes in King county
rhe capital ssosk IL fixed ~ &z50.ce9 .,
divided into $500 shares OF 500 each.
The existence Of the corporation u
axed az 50 years Thsee tTus,3ea have
been selected 20 act until the second
Monday in January. 1883, az follows:
Alfred 3. Moore, San FFaaeisce. John
LsaFy and J. b. Msteaife, Of Seattle.
The incorporates are John LsAFy,
Josiah o. Long and J. b. Mstcalfs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

We have more dry goods under ocT
roof than all the stores on PUGET sound
eombised. bougbt from commission
hooses and importers foklas & STA
german
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

eeeond had eaads hoaset, sold and
trsaea Tor by i L. BALEs 4 Co, eogner
sseond Aed colambiA ssresaA aaSol@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

cssh u. eredis. O. 9. sEAHruP 4 o..
EEo@ra Ihira I'D eRElng. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

0RAHD ORzzua.-AE. MaDsuaalI
states that he opsninE On Wednesday,
evening q Toklss 4 sinasrmsn's wilI
BE- the erAndsst AFFAIR Of TIE kind eve.
attempted in TIE Territory. The neu
stock will % on sxnibft5nn, TIE store
brilliantly illuminated and eli busineas
wiil b suspended IL order % enable ahs
members Of the Hfm and their en-.
ploJe1 % receive and entsrsain tie va
ItoEs. he arm hopes that every Isax
and gentleman Ia Seattle Who ear -.
sisly spase he time vii call on thai 90
easi0us
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25
BaFoRR PoLfcR lcpoE IoNsA

For ya1r aroosries 60 70 @. @. erAnE.
uP 4 Co, esFneg Third and spFinR. sela
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

II you want 10 zee q quarter Of .
miilion dollars worth Of goods, come 10
our openiBa on Wednesday evening,
September 2sth. Ioklas q Slneerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25
oARn

Oar ssmi-anaaal openinR takes plass
% Wednesday, Gepasmhes ssh. Wain-
vits the pablie % eor1s ard fnnpsei &
dispiay q Fiuh nmA uhnias nDoda an
equailed n shla city and eqaai 20 any
sainR 70 AmeEise- We wln ainplag fha
psodne1s o. ne lools q kfanses Ger
many k1aland and AnsE5aA. whion b
o1moinatton q oolsEs and quality are
unequsllsd 90 ~ Raei1n Osask u Cur
openlaR Ne wtll 81 FaEiiollaF as4entinn
% oar millinery display. No paIna uiiI
% spared - make thiB he eenfss
Of atfraeeson f0F she egunlng. Our @lare
vii % esosed On Wednesday until Z
o'eiock II The sveuznG and wiil remain
epen I'LL II .. n. Texas q eINaEzaEAx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

For bargains In real estate call OF
Holmes. Pinckney 4 Lookard, MI
STREET, near Oommefeial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

Fer sale Restaurant dOins good busi.
mess. Holmes. Pinekney 4 Lockafd,
Colman block.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

Ladies sheuia not forget the epening
~ Nns. RxAsna millinery store. sps1 -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

cucAso. SRA ~ --cssfls--RsosiplH. ioos
ssea8y, soispins err q so94 elackeFs and
f. aarp O. 5a1a1 %. fexaHs 81 503s west
srn rsnsers - 9seeS g.
HsNs-Receipsa, eaAa mAskes slow. mixed
81 sesaS, heavy 81 @ Is 10. hGht ~ 80
as
sAesp-- Raesipss, l0.01k steady. nstivss - 90
"a 20, wesisFn tSsS g. Texans - 5oes 60.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

LrvnnrOnG. ssps. 3ss-whest-Holdsrs %.
sss rnodsraieiy, 10 wiassr q ia. Arm; nee
Ne sprlAg g. kd. arm.
Fsoar - nolAsrs SeeF medsFatsly, e ID,
steAdy,
CSra-HeIaeFs cfsF snarsngly: apet ard Ne
vsmbsr ts Shd, afns espse@esR nad oSsoesi
e a On.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

EEw YoaK, sept e4-Ihe stoek marksl
vas quite dnll today, and IN the absence o.
most oI the supporters Of prices the beAfs and
frsaen attached the vulnershle scots sad the
list was heagy TO weak musi 81 tue time The
majority sf TIE lisf IL lower tonight.
lsnY.rnment bind were dull and hrm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

NKw YonK, SEPT. 9t--Meney On call, easy,
closloR aa6. primo mercantile paper. eh4e
stertiaa rxchsnzs. quisG. 81 - IoAG4 20 fG1
sixty DAYS, and 81 e4 Ior demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

American Expgsss lo6, Canada Paciee S9&.
tysna5a southern 50. Delaware h. Laohs
wanna is7k, Era 2s]. Lske Shore s2A
LouSsvIlla & Saahvtlle 50. hichiaAn CsntrAl
sfh. Ksnaa q Texss 2ak, 0regon Improve-
msnt 81, - Paul slk. Unaisd States ExpFeaa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07

The Duly Times. The Phitadelpdio
Times ID universally conceded 10 be The
best newspaper in the world for the
price, ,publishing ail tho associated press
news, quotations Of the produce and
money markets and all the news Of The
world in a compact ard lesdsbIe form.
Independent ia evsryebiny. II Is NOT
exeelled In quality Or quantity by any
paper at any price. By mail--four
mouths, 81. Ono year, s3, postpaid.
Ono mouth, so cts.
The Weekly Times, ,sixty--fonr columns
OF magazine newspaper re.ling matter,
crisp, abrasive, Interesting Instructive.
The annals Of tho war, by active particle
pants, illustrated wonan's world, con-
tribated to by some Of the best women
writer's In America tho latest fashions
Times young reople--by themselves
original stories, both short and contin-
usd topics Of the time poiated edi-
torial comment special articles on
thousands Of subjects. aud ail the news
are among ils attractions. Terms, e2
per annum ; clubs II ten, sl5, and an
extra copy to the person getting up the
club. Ths Sunday Times,t IL pages, 90
columns, s cents, % year. Address,
The Times, Times Building, Pniladel-
phia
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07
Protection ia a misnomer. n INN

Protection 10 q misnomer. II implies
snpsriori.y elsewhere. Superiority over
any great industry Of ours does not
exist on the fsoe Of the globe. l. i'm
plies infncta here and adults eisew here.
Such il not our reputation. Il implies
that amid competition, universal whsre
the tittest survive, ne shAIl perish. Bot
whenevsr we shAll release ourselves
from bad laws and enter thai Oompsti
tion unmanscled rivals viii be diatanc-
ed and our Frimacy established 10 the
markets and commerce Of the world
Secretary Manning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07

Tho edition for 1887 of he sterling Med.
ieal annual, known as Hosseuer's Alma
nae, Il now ready, and may be obtained,
freo OF cost, OF druggists and general
country dealer In all parts Of tho United
States, Mexico, and indeed IN every civil
iEsd portion OF the Western Hemisphere
This Almanac has been issued regularly
at the commencement Of every year for
over one-fiffh of century. It combines,
with the soundest practical advice for the
preservation and restoration OF health, q
large amount OF interesting and amusing
light reading. and the calendar. aetron~
omieal calcsaiations, chronological items,
etc. are prepared with great care. an d
viii ba found entirely accurate. The issue
Of Hostetter's Almanac for 1887 will prop
ably be the largest edition OF medical
work ever published ia any country. The
proprietors, Measrs, Hostetter u Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. on receipt of two cent
stamp. will forwards a copy by mail to any
person who cannot procure enc in his
neighborhood.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07

Yofo, CAL-Mrs @. u. Briggs
family have packed from their Yole
county vineyards this year 6s, 900 boxes
Of raisens, 30 pounds each. From the
home ranch, 40 acres Of vines, 2l,b00
boxes Of rAisins and IT'S tons Of vine
grapes. jackson Bros, near Woodland,
have also raised, cured and shipped
$1,000 boxea of raisins this season.
Some Of tho shipping grape sAisers have
realized (gross) ovsr $500 per acre on
their land 80 cultivated duriag the last
year. Scores Of smaller grape and
raisin cultiyasors Of Yolo have added
their quota Of vitionltural interests.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07
Referees Sale

NOTICE Is hereby given that under ara
ny vlrtne OF the authority of : cofnfn;ss;o.,
duly issued ont Of the Circai. Caur. 81 tbs
State OF Oregon for the county 81 Tsnn "a
70 the undersigned directed ari ielivar'.S =
asnie herein pending whereis, n u pnrt.
hart and Nellie O Rovse are Plains,fFs ana
Robert L Rurkhart. syilliaa Burkhart -.
> Burkhart and N A Bnrkhart ars Dozen
dants, the undersigned, the referea s. aaid
commission named. viii. On the 27ah day 81
Decenber, 1856. between the hours 81 10
2 eiock' = m, and o'clock, p m, QF said
aas. to-WiE az the hour Of ? O'Clock d. m.
et said day, at the door Of the Court House
n Albany. Lam county. Oregon. olser for
for gold coin. cash in hand on TIE flav 81 $40
the following described real property. te.vvit
Beginning at the northwest corner of
claim NO. ~ IN Township IL. south range E.
west OF the Willamette Meridian, and run-
nihg thence south / So, east 90 93-l00 chains
70 stake IN the center ei the road LEADING
ron Albany to Salem /: thence north 50
= east 4OOI-lO0 chains TO stake thence
south so % weat on the north hnnndevrs
line OF said claim 81 S0.l0O chains "a tha
place or beginning, containing q an-YOA
acres, less all of the land on the north siae
OF .no creek contained in the above described
fea property sold to Ann Payton. the bal-
ance remaining being II acres moro or laas.
Aiso Lots three, four, Ave and six Ia Blosk
No. Ii9 IN Hackleman's Addition Is tie
city OF Albany, Linn county, Oregon, "a ap-
pears from the map and plat Of said addition
new on file and recorded IN the ofles al -
Connty Clerk of said Linn ceuntv. Oreenm.
Said property viii be sold fer the pnrpass sf
partition.
Dated this 2scd day Of Nev.mIer, 1886.
NJ. PAyBR.
RefMaa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07

WAsHIxeroH,-Jamss M. Morgan,
United States Consul General at Met
bourne, has sent report 20 the Depart
ment Of State on the rabbit pest In Vic
toria. he says: "It may be safely
atated that during the last ten PEARS the
loss caused by rabbits would amount TO
at least E3,OO0,000. The rabbit which
caused all this damsge Is che sOnmOn
gray variety of wild rabbit, introduced
into Victoria in 1850 for tho purpose II
sport. II has been so prolific that il
has ovsvrun a great portion Of tho
country. Large sums Of money haYs
been expended to es.erminate the pest.
but only with partial success"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07

Patents granted to citizens OF the Paciac
States during the past week and reported en-.
pressly forthe DEMocRAr by c. A. Snow
& Co, Solicitors of American and Foreign
Patents, opposite u S. Patent Office, Wash.
ngton. ID c.
] g White, San Francisco. Cal, anatomic-
al chart.
L III Titus, Los Angeles. Cal, fruit gath
ering shears.
] S Scatter, visalia, combined rake and
hoe
7 Price, San Francisco. oeu.ralizins
fumes
p LuhIn, Sacramento, Cal, eIod crusher
and seedei.
IN Mckay, Rocklin, Cal, safety snap
hook
q W Holt, Sacramento, Cal. grating tool,
ID Houser, stockton, Cal, harvester
w Hayes, Los Angeles, Cal, railway trl.
cycle
O Carpenter. Oakland, rubber dam clamp.
] baldwin, San Francisco, Cal, stool.
R II Bills, Orosile, Cal, sheep shears.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07

WAsHIxoToS When Secretary La
mar was named for the Cabinet, II was
declared that be was dreamer and had
no business experience, but 40 far from
hearing the complaint OF iHattenlion
and unbusiness-l methods against
the Secretary which were so confidently
predicted, sll authorities nov agree that
Mr.. Lamar Is the model Of an executive
ofiOer in point Of iadustry, regularity,
decision and capacity for turning OF
work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-07

WARRINGTON. Captain George H.
Lemon, Of the National Tribune, this
morning started . subscription fund tor
the benefit Of Mrs, Logan, heading the
list with $1,000. He than sent hum
dreds Of invitations to General Lcesn'
friends throughout the country, asking
them 10 contribute. The telegraph
company rendered free uss Of the wires
for tr ansmission Of the request. The
subscription responses are coming IN
very rspidiy. One thousand dollar
subscriptions we're received from Sena-
Tor Sawyer, William Wal.er Phelps,
John B. Drake, Of Chicago, Governor
Algsr,Of Michigan, George M. Pullman
and others. The receipts 10 four hours
footed up $4,000.
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TELEORApRIC NEWS.

MILWAUKEE. The trial Of the rioters
has been adjourned until Monday.
Mayor wallber was on the stand this
morning and testified In regard TO his
proclAmAtlons which he Issued on May
4th and 9th. Judge Sloan, when hO
adjourned court, told the attorneys for
the defense that he would only allow
them 10 call six witnesses to prove there
was no riot At Bay View. The lawyers
attempted to discuss the matter, but
Judge Sloan stated that he considered
six witnesses enough, and so far as he
was concerned be said one thousand
witnesses could not make him believe
there was no riot at Bay View, and
added incidentally that he deemed the
Iiring Of the militia perfectly justiha.
bla.
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MAYsviLLE, KY.-A letter rspsive

MAYsviLLE, KY.-A letter rs1eiye ]
by a prominent Knight uf Labor 'i's
city from r. " Powdsrly, seys: "d.
life is too short t. deay all the rnm ~
that are snt Nhoit c,ncerning RI. /
don's know j. G.. Blaine, and nevo.
mentioned his name publicly. believe
whoever oaliei him fraul told the
truth. Iholl nysaif responsible only
for what appears ovsr my Owa sisns-
ture."
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Il Is said that the Georgia Lcgisla-
tare vii. paas bill making IL n misde-
meanor for any dealer 90 make great
or prois than fftcrb pee cent on the
necessariss If iifv-a1us, corn, bacon,
etc. Il should be accompanied by q
Law compelling each iodividusl 70 buy
Gxel quantity Of each article and
limiting the number OF dealers.
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ed the theatre here In ultra English
style, bringing In his footman to
stand at his box during tho perform
ance. On another occasion, how
ever, he camo without reserved
seat, and as there were only standing
room left, took position In the crowd
until some friend saw and sent for
him.